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ELVIS PRESLEY in a brawling new role listens to words of endearment from Judy Tyler in "Jailhouse Rock," film booked for showing at the Grand Theatre Wednesday through Saturday. 'Cry in Night' Coming To Plaza This Week "A Cry in the Night," a story of a girl too young and too grown-up all at the same time, will show at Trick-6r-Treat Fare Is For Fathers Only MANSFIELD, Ohio father complained to police that his child came home with three bottles of beer in his trick-or-treat bag. Police found the beer-donor, a man who explained "I ran out of cookies and candy so I gave the kids some beer and told them to take it hsme to their fathers." 'Jailhouse Rock' Is Booked At Grand Theatre This Week Elvis Presley, rock 'n' roll king, plays his most dramatic role to date in "Jailhouse Rock," movie booked for showing at the Grand Theatre here Wednesday through Saturday. The new drama, written by Guy 'Prosper, casts the singing star as a rebellious youth who is sent to the penitentiary when he accidentally kills a man in a barroom fight. His musical talent is fostered in the prison and when he is released he climbs his way to fame and first in night clubs and on records, then in television and, finally, in Hollywood.

Presley sings six new songs in "Jailhouse Rock." They include the title song, "Treat Me Nice," "I Wanna Be Free," "Young and Beautiful." "Don't Leave Me Now," "Baby, I Don't Care" and "One More Day." They run a wide range from rock 'n' roll to romantic songs and a spiritual lament. From these tunes will come'Pres- ley's records hits of the next few RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY-MONDAY RADIO KPLT 7:00 7:05 7:30 8:00 8:45 9:01) 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 SUNDAY Day With God News: Farm News, wthr H. P. NW, Baptist Ch Weather: Hymns Bible Lesson Hit Parade Hit Parade News; H. Parade Wthr H.

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Spts. Extra months, following such past favorites as "Don't Be Cruel" and "Hound Dog," a record which has sold five million copies, "All Shook Up" 'three "Love Me Tender" (nearly four million) and "Too Much" and "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" (two-million each). Playing the feminine lead in "Jailhouse Rock" is Judy Tyler, who scored on Broadway in the! Rodgers and Hammerstein musi- cal; "Pipe Dream." Also in important roles are Mickey Shaughnessy, the comedy "find" of "Designing Woman" and "Don't Go Near the Water," Dean Jones, M-G-M's fast-rising actor singer, and Jennifer Holden, KRLD 1080 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:55 8:00 8:15 9:00 9:15 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:30 32:00 1:00 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:15 ,1:30 3:35 4:00 SUNDAY Cnapfl In Skv Bible Fellowship Episcopal Hour Sews Ctiurch ot Christ Assembly of God Newt News Roundup Stamps Quartet Christian Science -Songs of Praise Presbyterian Hr. Bnpt Bible Washington Weelf Sammy Kaye Hit Parade Rev. M'shal Steel Woolworth Hour Portrls.

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This time it can truly be said that moviegoers will see a "new" Elvis Presley. Presley 'Blood Alley' On at Airport An Elvis Presley film, "Loving You'', and "Blood Alley," starring John Wayne and Lauren Bacall, team up to form the double feature bill at the Airport Drive-In Theatre tonight and Monday. Starring with Presley in "Loving You" are Wendell Corey and Lizabeth Scott. Corey plays the leader of a once-famous but down- oii-its-liick band and Lizabeth Scott is an ambitious press agent who discovers small town singer Presley and schemes to make him a top name. Presley's talents bring the band back to the big time, but trouble develops when the youngster climbs too high, too fast.

In "Blood Alley," Wayne portrays a two-fisted adventurer and Miss Bacall plays her first outdoor role, that of a determined dauglj-. ter of an American caught in the crossfire of and action in a story featuring adventure drama and a poignant love story. Filipino Movie Star Is Possible Senator MANILA If you can picture Robert Helium or Gary Grant running for the U. S. Senate, you'll get an idea of what's going on in the Philippine election campaign.

Rogeio de la Rosa is a Filipino movie star who looks like a Latin- ized Mitchum, excites fans as Elvis Presley does 3 and has the suave durability of Grant. And the 6 feet 2 actor is rated a good prospect for the Philippine Senate. The election is Nov, 12. the Plazfc Theatre here Tuesday and Wednesday. The film stars Edmond O'Brien, Brian Donlevy, Natalie Wood and Raymond Burr.

Directed by Frank Tuttle from a screenplay by David Dortort, "A Cry in the Night" brings to the screen an up-to-the-minute story of a young girl who thought she knew all the answers, and becomes the victim of a night of terror. Miss Wood adds another exciting performance to her rapidly expanding list of films which includes leading roles in "Rebel Without A Cause," "The Searchers," and "The Burning Hill" opposite Tab Hunter. The former child actress has grown to be one of the popular favorites of screen- fans. Academy Award winner, Edmond O'Brien, returns to t.h Warner studio after his portrayal of a crime overlord in "Pete Kelly's Blues," star ring Jack Webb. O'Brien won' his Oscar as the best supporting actor, for his performance as the press agent in "The Barefoot Contessa." "A Cry In The Night," a Jaguar Production, is a Warner Bros, presentation.

'Until They Sail' Opens at Grand Theatre Today "Until They Sail." new M-G-M drama starring Jean Simmons, Joan Fontaine, Paul Newman and Piper Laurie, comes to the Grand glamorous Theatre here today for a three- day stand. The film is based on a story by James A. Michener, noted author of "The Bridges of Toko-Ri." A vivid and compassionate story covering the years of World War II and their effect on a Zealand family of four sisters. "Until They Sail" was filmed against locales of New Zealand's principal cities, Wellington, capital and Christchurch. As the narrative of "Until They Sail" begins, the "Friskett Case" is the sensation of XJhristchurch.

Shiner Phil Friskett, a returned soldier, has murdered his wife, Delia, (Piper Laurie), on discovery of her infidelity to him while he was a prisoner of war. Delia's sister, Barbara (Jean has been called as a witness at the trial, and as she prepares to give her testimony, the story of what happened to her, to Delia, and to the other sisters, Anne (Joan Fontaine) and teenage Evelyn Dee), during four wartime years is unfolded in flashbacks. It is the story of the effects of loneliness, desperation and temptation on the women left behind. Father, brother and Barbara's husband are early war casualities. In an era of "Eat, drink and make love for tomorrow we die," Delia has buried the regret for her impetuous marriage to the boorish Shiner Phil in a series of af-- fairs with American service stationed in Wellington.

The more reserved Anne has kept the newcomers at a distance until she falls in love with Captain Richard Bates. They are to be married but he is kiDed without knowing that Anne is to have his child. Young Evelyn is caught up in the romantic illusions of wartime years but waits faithfully for hej Tommy. And, as the war nears its close, Barbara is drawn to Capt. Jack Harding (Paul Newman), liason officer between the Gl's and New Zealand girls.

It is Harding who. as an investigating officer, is forced to give testimony Delia's character which will free the man who murdered Barbara's sister. Toh outcome of the trial, its effect 0:1 the relationship between Barbara and Harding, and the final destinies of the remaining sisters bring the story to its close. THE PARIS NEWS, SUNDAY, NOV. Veteran-Made Poppy Sale Set Saturday by ALA Unit Annual Poppy Day plans for Sat-1 urday's sale have been outlined by the American Legion Auxiliary of Brown-Guest Post No.

30, under chairmanship of Mrs. Leigh ton Cornett. The downtosvn sale is set in advance of Monday's Veterans Day observance, when the Paris unit customarily sells the veteran made memorial flowers. The red crepe paper poppies are made by handicapped veterans, who receive direct pay for the flowers, and indirectly, the rest of the proceeds above the cost of materials and handling, since the American Legion Auxiliary earmarks its poppy sale profits for rehabilitation and child welf are work among disabled veterans and their families. Since the early days of the Legion Auxiliary, World War Is Armistice Day was adopted by the Paris unit for its poppy sale, and this was continued when November 11 was re-designated Veterans Day, after World War II.

In a committee meeting Saturday morning, Mrs. Cornett appointed these poppy sale leaders, who will have headquarters on the four sides of the Saturday: Mrs. James M. Caviness and Mrs. Sam Heuberger, north side; Mrs.

Allen Poole and others, east side; Mrs. Herbert Turner and Mrs. Mark Hodges, south side; Mrs. Roger Council and Mrs. William Hollje, west side.

Other members are asked to contact one of these chairmen for assignment and instructions, as workers are needed not only to assist in the downtown sale, but to canvass "the manufacturing plants and other outlying business areas. AT THE Showing in a double feature bill at Lamar Theatre today and Monday will be "Desk Set," starring Spencer Tracy, Kathryn Hepburn, Gig Young and Joan Blondell, and "Dragoon Wells Massacre," starring Barry Sullivan, Mona Dennis O'Keefe and Katy Jurado. A scene from "Desk Set" is shown in the top while a scene from "Dragoon Wells Massacre" is shown below. BLOSSOM Paris News-Service Sgt. Dwight Lee Parks, stationed at Shreveport, and Edward Parks of Dallas came to attend their mother, Mrs.

Ed Parks, a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital in Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nasa and children of Dallas visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Vkkers. Mr.and Mrs. Ruffin Biard of Dallas have returned her mother. Mrs.

0. L. Scudder and otlier relatives. Arthur Baslcy and son, Bill Baxlcy, of Greggton are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

J.E Hart. W. 0. Bonncr, Larry Bonner and Tom Ray have returned from Center where they altendecl the Texas State Hound Show. W.

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